Hyundai Motor Company

Kia Motors Corporation

Suhyun Bae

Mu Shin Kwak

Sung Kyu Kim

Wonkyoung Choi

Yong Jae Lee

Jung Shik Kim

Kyungsoo Park

Nyeonhan Hong

Hyoungjun Cho

Hee Ra Lee

Jai Hak Kim

Sanghoon Moon

Hong Geuk Park

Jae Bum Park

A drive motor for a vehicle includes: a stator and a rotor, in which the stator includes: stator teeth which are disposed between multiple slots, respectively, the multiple slots being formed at predetermined intervals in a circumferential direction corresponding to an outer circumferential surface of the rotor, and have a blocking portion which protrudes toward one of the slots disposed at both sides, the blocking portion formed at one side of an inner circumferential surface of each of the stator teeth facing the rotor, and a groove which is formed radially outward at an opposite side of the inner circumferential surface of each of the stator teeth; and opening sections each of which is in communication with the slot and formed between the blocking portion and the opposite side of the inner circumferential surface of the stator tooth adjacent to the blocking portion, and the slot is opened radially through the opening section.

Drive motor for vehicle

A bearing for a drive motor is provided. The bearing includes an inner race that is coupled to a rotation shaft, an outer race that is coupled to a motor housing, and rolling members that are rotatably disposed between a raceway surface of the inner race and a raceway surface of the outer race. Additionally, a retainer is disposed between the inner race and the outer race and supports the rolling members at a predetermined interval along a circumferential direction. A conductive guide member is formed in each of the inner race and the outer race and forms a current path between the inner race and the outer race through the retainer.

Bearing for driving motor

A system for controlling a motor of a hybrid vehicle determines a current of a first axis and a current of a second axis according to a driving condition, converts the currents of the first and second axes into a 3-phase AC current, and drives the motor by applying the 3-phase AC current to the motor, and includes: a revised temperature calculation module that calculates a revised temperature in order to compensate a torque error according to counter electromotive force dispersion of the motor; and a current determination module that determines the currents of the first and second axes by substituting the corrected temperature to a current map for each temperature and by using a demand torque at a present driving condition, a present speed of the motor, and a maximum counter magnetic flux of the motor.

System for controlling motor of hybrid electric vehicle

Disclosed is a DC/DC converter system that, after calculating required voltages of the first and second motors based on the magnetic flux and speeds of the first and second motors, the voltage supplied to inverters is controlled by a final voltage command determined as a larger value of the battery voltage and the final required voltage. In particular, the final required voltage is determined as a larger value of the required voltages of the first and second motors.

DC-DC converter system of an electric vehicle and control method thereof

Disclosed are a system and a method for controlling a motor of an electric vehicle. In particular, an output voltage from a battery used to provide power to a motor of an electric vehicle, a speed and a torque of the motor are used to generate a magnetic flux based current control map. A current control command is then generated using the magnetic flux based current control map.

System and method for controlling motor of electric vehicle

The present invention relates to a method for compensating a current of a DC/DC converter that detects an average value of a pulsatory current that is output as a chopping wave form from an inductor that is used in a DC/DC converter to compensate an offset value in real time. A method for compensating a current of a DC/DC converter can include analyzing a PWM signal for a switching DC-DC converter, if the PWM signal is on, comparing a delay time with a rise half cycle size between a detected current and a real current that is output by an inductor, calculating a current variation amount and determining an offset compensation value for compensating a current variation amount according to the comparison result of the rise half cycle size and the delay time, and applying the offset compensation value to compensate the detected current of the inductor.

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Daegu, South Korea

Suhyun Bae